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Nonlinear interactions between cavity fields and mechanical oscillation in an optomechanical system coupled to a charged object are treated analytically, and the features of second-order sideband generation are discussed, which is beyond the conventional linearized description of optomechanical interactions. We show that resonantly enhanced feedback-backaction arising from radiation pressure can be substantively modified in the presence of electric interactions, which results in tunable optical nonlinearity and convenient optomechanical control. Especially, the system exhibits a remarkable electrical-charge dependent generation of the frequency component at the second-order sideband, which enables a potentially practical scheme for precision measurement of charges.
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